And what's in store for the rest of the Liars?
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Read on to see what's in store for your sign.
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What wonders, then, will Fiona have in store for Thanksgiving?
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So what does 2019 have in store for our palates?
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Here are Art's thoughts on what's in store for 2019.
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Courtships, weddings and babies are in store for the Duggars!
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She's concerned about what's in store for fixed income investors.
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Still, he says we're in store for an epic season.
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You have no idea what's in store for you, man.
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Lots of changes are in store for the Roloff family.
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WHAT is in store for economies and markets in 2018?
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Def. excited to see what's in store for the internet.
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Surely there was a better fate in store for Goose?
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What's in store for Piper (Taylor Schilling) and the ladies?
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Fingers crossed we've got some gems in store for us.
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A similar future may lie in store for Mr Duterte.
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And they may be in store for a massive response.
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So what does 2018 have in store for our palates?
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Changes could also be in store for your retirement savings.
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Similar disappointments may lie in store for Mr. Abdeslam's interrogators.
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What is in store for the future of American energy?
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What does this bountiful universe have in store for me?
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But there's a hefty prize in store for the winners.
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That's what's in store for the bolivar: a face lift.
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What do we have in store for you this holiday?
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What sort of corruption lies in store for our lungs?
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She had so much in store for it, she said.
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The Federal Reserve could be in store for some pain.
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Could more adventures be in store for Elio and Oliver?
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The stars have something different in store for you, Taurus.
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So what do stars have in store for Hollywood's biggest night?
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We've got some BIG guest stars in store for Season 21997!
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Up next, a big surprise in store for Jesse&aposs birthday.
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So what's in store for the ride-sharing giant in 2017?
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A surprise could be in store for some of those filers.
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But is that the fate in store for Janine and Emily?
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So what does she have in store for the big weekend?
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Give it a look to see what you're in store for.
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We've got a lot more good stuff in store for 2017.
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Jill thinks there's much more in store for Hidey in 2017.
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What does Reed Hastings and company have in store for Q4?
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Can't wait to see what he's got in store for tomorrow ...
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The outside world has lots of drama in store for you.
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Surely, the showrunners have something more interesting in store for them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Is there further price pain in store for copper?
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We could be in store for a whole new shopping world.
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Well, I agree there's definitely more regulation in store for us.
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I know birth has many more challenges in store for me.
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Could even bigger things also be in store for Mr. O'Rourke?
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Hopefully, there are good times in store for these two lovebirds.
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We're all wondering what new surprises are in store for 2018.
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But fate had something else in store for me that year.
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What's in store for technology, sports, culture, food, economics and politics?
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I'd met someone, and I intuited something in store for us.
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Designer Andrea Markdalen sees two big changes in store for food.
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Republicans have some pretty low-brow trolling in store for James Comey.
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What does the U.S. economy have in store for retailers in 2019?
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We might even have a bigger night in store for you tomorrow.
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What do the next four years really have in store for Americans?
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What this new season has in store for us is anyone's guess.
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I can't wait to see what life has in store for you.
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Khloé Kardashian has a lot in store for her fans this week.
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What do the former POTUS and FLOTUS have in store for us?
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And we really want to see what is in store for us.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Sharper losses could be in store for Wall Street.
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Keep reading to find out what's in store for gems like this.
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Does this mean we have a big comeback in store for Stone?
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Does this mean an action adventure is in store for the kids?
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What's in store for companies Trump has attacked, like Apple and Amazon?
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Episodes of rain are in store for Seattle from Thursday through Sunday.
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It looks like Apple has something special in store for Pride Month.
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Here's a sneak peek at what we've got in store for you.
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Sometimes, it seems, fate just has other things in store for you.
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In this week's Trader Poll, tell us what's in store for oil.
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That's just a flavour of what we have in store for you.
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Lots of milestones are in store for the Duggar family this year.
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We can't wait to see what May has in store for us.
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"I have no idea what's in store for the future," he says.
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Pass that you can redeem in-store for 50 Beauty Insider points.
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Keep reading to see what's in store for Rick and the gang.
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Daily Horoscopes: Click ahead to see what's in store for you today.
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More scrutiny is in store for the department's low-level arrest tactics.
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As for what's in store for Yang, Graumann grew confident but coy.
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I can't wait to see what he's got in store for us.
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There is more class time in store for Ms. Hopewell as well.
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This is what's going to be in store for your future. Literally.
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Hopefully the directors have more stories like these in store for us.
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Have you been briefed yet on what's in store for Season 2?
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Close cooperation and a fruitful partnership lies in store for our countries.
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But she had a surprise in store for him: She said no.
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Whatever 2017 has in store for reproductive rights, it will be eventful.
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We can't wait to see what the future has in store for you.
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When the show was over, there was another surprise in store for Pence.
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And what a bonanza the company reportedly has in store for Oct. 4.
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Good news, America: Patti LaBelle has some sweet surprises in store for us.
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And based on the trailer, something new may be in store for Paige.
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" Shortly before that, she said, "There's definitely more regulation in store for us.
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Plus, there may be a surprise or two in store for the audience.
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A similar fate lies in store for another broth, the brodetto di pesce.
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I cannot wait to see what our forever has in store for us.
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I am excited to see what the future has in store for her.
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Disney's Aladdin live-action remake has one more surprise in store for fans.
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"So excited for what God has in store for these two," she wrote.
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"We have so much more in store for you this year," Zampella says.
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But that's not all Ikea has in store for its celebration on Wednesday.
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We can't wait to see what's in store for our precious little girls.
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Peruse the agenda to see what else we have in store for you.
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Are you excited to see what else is in store for Jasmine Sanders?
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I can't wait to see the journey life has in store for us!
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Or whatever new show about insufferable people Amazon has in store for us.
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SSE said its gas customers are in store for a 13 percent reduction.
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Here's a look at what Google has in store for your connected future.
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But perhaps there are even greater blessings in store for her the future.
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Only time will tell what they have in store for us next year.
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There are surely more of these tales set in store for us, too.
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There are still plenty of changes in store for the gang, it seems.
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It remains unclear, however, what's in store for the family over the weekend.
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What surprises will Donald Trump have in store for us during tonight's debate?
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We found promotions readily available in-store for toilet paper and paper towels.
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Want to know what the stars have in store for you in 2018?
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Nor is there much support in store for sterling from a technical perspective.
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A new chapter could be in store for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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But Curry had a little bit more in store for the young girl.
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So excited to watch what life has in store for this little princess.
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Click ahead to see what the stars have in store for you today.
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We can't wait to see what's in store for the class of 2016.
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If you're a gambler, you're in store for free drinks, Ms. Daitch said.
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Besides, spring clothes have already been in store for at least a month.
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What Riyadh has now in mind — and in store — for Lebanon is unclear.
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I hear he has something quite special in store for this year's festival.
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And what could the writers possibly have in store for its third season?
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Nor do I want to know what evolution has in store for us.
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In the age of automation, this may lie in store for us all.
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Choose a path and find out what life has in store for you.
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A similar fate could be in store for the administration's latest proposed rule.
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Is Syria a case-study of what is in store for the world?
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After Trump won the election, great things were supposedly in store for him.
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As the assault on immigrants continues, what might be in store for them?
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"I know God has something great in store for me," Mr. Bracey said.
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Here, then, is a sampling of what could be in store for 2020.
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A little digging reveals glimpses of what's in store for Condo New York.
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"Let's see what we have in store for next year," Dunphy continued, eagerly.
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" She continued, "I can't wait to see what life has in store for you.
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But there may be more in store for John Wicks and Omegas come tomorrow.
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Saturday will give us a taste for what's in store for these two players.
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Is this a preview of the comeback album Swift has in store for us?
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And it might give a hint for what Scaramucci has in store for us.
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But it turns out Trump had an even bigger surprise in store for us.
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They knew what was coming and what they had in store for these women.
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Burrito lovers may not find Dunkin' Donuts' "successful" burritos in-store for a while.
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But does all of this mean a fundamental change is in store for privacy?
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For the record, though, I think a transformation may be in store for Michelle.
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We can't wait to see what this superwoman has in store for us next!
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Big surprises are in store for you; eclipses often find us confronting unexpected issues.
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But that's not the only surprise she has in store for them this season.
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Click through to see what the stars have in store for your sex life.
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And knowing the HGTV stars, there's plenty more in store for the coming months.
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But we have yet to hear what Trump has in store for Mr. Bezos.
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So far, we've seen what two of them have in store for this year.
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Time will only tell what history has in store for Carly Fiorina's political career.
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It looks like Apple has some big changes in store for the Apple Watch.
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Market positioning on the pound suggested more volatility in store for the British currency.
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If the magical Wall comes down, we're definitely in store for an epic battle.
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You'll be missed, but I know there's much greatness still in store for you!
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So it's back to guessing what Apple has in store for Siri, if anything.
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It's unclear from the invitations what's in store for the highly-anticipated Cupertino event.
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What's in store for Disick and Kourtney — along with the rest of the Kardashians?
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Looks like Apple has a pretty stacked lineup of shows in store for us.
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SSE said its prepayment gas customers are in store for a 13 percent reduction.
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Major architectural changes are in store for operating systems over the next few years.
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We can't wait to see what she has in store for us in November.
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When I wake up on January 21, 2017 what lies in store for me?
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And you can get a first look at what's in store for us above.
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There is likely more in store for fans of Crazy Rich Asians, myself included.
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"Wait until you see what we have in store for the NRA," Kasky added.
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But McTeague, too, thinks a measure of relief could be in store for drivers.
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We're anxious to see what you've got in store for the rest of 2018.
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There's still a major finale from Leviathan Wakes in store for the second season.
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That can be hard, and that's exactly what's in store for your relationships today.
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Apple may have more in store for its audio lineup in 2020 as well.
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CNN examined how successful these efforts have been and what's in store for 2020.
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One chart watcher says a breakout to records could be in store for retail.
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When they were pronounced married, they had a surprise in store for their guests.
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Either way, Tesla shareholders could be in store for a roller coaster ride ahead.
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If we do, I think the market is in store for a big problem.
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I can&apost wait for you to see what&aposs in store for 2020!
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Evan Robinson, a photographer and pilot, had a treat in store for me first.
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And a promise of "something big in store" for Thursday night's Democratic presidential debate.
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Whatever 2020 has in store for Masvidal, it will be thrilling for fight fans.
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"I never know what horrors she has in store for me," Ms. Lee said.
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We look forward to what the future has in store for Hip Hop Hacktivist.
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Let's break down exactly what Google, Apple, and Microsoft have in store for this battle.
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He added that he's not sure what's in store for his future in that area.
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But all three groups are optimistic about what 2019 has in store for them personally.
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Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian West have a bootylicious surprise in store for their fans.
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All in all, I wouldn't discount what DONTNOD has in store for us just yet.
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Still, Nourse cautioned that an economic slowdown could be in store for the new year.
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However, he could have something different in store for fans with his first Broadway show.
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And thanks to the Food Network, that's exactly what we have in store for you.
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It seems that the world would have better things in store for you than that.
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She has a lot of ideas about what's in store for her post-porn future.
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Democrats worry that some sort of October Surprise is in store for Hillary this year.
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In this week's Trader Poll, tell us what's you think is in store for Apple.
|
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Here's just some of the glorious startup action in store for you at Disrupt Berlin.
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The novel follows one such woman, Dorrit Weger, who knows what's in store for her.
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I can't wait to see what amazing things this year has in store for you.
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Below, Moor Mother explains Black Quantum Futurism, and what's in store for folks at Moogfest.
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We finally know what Shonda has in store for fans of her big Netflix deal.
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Broader market positioning on the pound suggested more volatility in store for the British currency.
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But Thomas had no idea that Anglim had a surprise engagement in store for her.
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All of this activity gives us a sense of what is in store for 2018.
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So what does fate have in store for you during this eclipse in cool Aquarius?
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Levine, the firm's chief strategist, believes big gains are in store for the battered region.
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Now I wonder what Ronda, Justin, and Karla have in store for us next week?
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Apple Music: One year after launch, Apple Music is in store for its first revamp.
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But there's a lot more in store for LA's finest, but still cringingly insecure, friends.
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"Ultimately, we can't be certain what the future has in store for Apep," Tuthill said.
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All of which meant a potentially choppy session was in store for the single currency.
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So click through to see what this month has in store for you Birchbox fans.
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Burgers and mac n' cheese wasn't all the models had in store for the night.
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Ms. Headland intimates that we are in store for psychological entanglement and perhaps something darker.
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Let's slip inside and see what the stylish Jaguar cabin has in store for us.
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"We can't wait to see what other surprises this supernova has in store for us."
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SXSW always has the craziest fans and I have something special in store for them.
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Whatever 2018 holds in store for the industrial metals suite, one thing is for sure.
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Amelio tells INSIDER fans are in store for a "fast-paced, physical, very emotional" season.
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The critical question is what these rents hold in store for the rest of us.
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Mr. Turk said he was "concerned" about what's in store for the markets on Wednesday.
|
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Check out what we think Samsung has in store for us with the Galaxy S8:
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"I'd hate to see what's in store for people who aren't allies," said one analyst.
|
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We can only imagine what's in store for the big number three next year, Stormi.
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It could also give some indication of what's in store for individual companies like Apple.
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We can't wait to see what they have in store for the app in 2020.
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The future I thought was in store for me that was instantly and irrevocably gone.
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And what great plans do you have in store for your pre-Black Friday haul?
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Can't wait to see what he's got in store for when the kid turns 3.
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Episodes of rain are in store for Seattle and Portland, Pendleton, The Dalles and Medford, Oregon.
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We can't wait to see what the home decor lover has in store for Kylie HQ.
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So we know a good deal about what Apple has in store for its upcoming service.
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While James keeps pressing her for details, he has no idea what's in store for himself.
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For now, we will have to wait and see what Ye has in store for us.
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And more layoffs are in store for nearly 3,000 workers at an Amazon Prime Air partner.
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In true, expansive Leo style, the summer has much more in store for this fiery sign.
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Disrupt Berlin Day 1 starts now, and we have quite a show in store for you.
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And once you've checked out, you'll simply receive a code to present in-store for pickup.
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There's a complicated and potentially painful decision in store for people who fit a particular profile.
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Each of the ensembles Frisell has in store for this six-day run promises something rewarding.
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But perhaps The Walking Dead has something more meaty in store for Morales and Rick's reunion.
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But these are smart ladies, and they seem to suspect there's more in store for them.
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She's on a roll, and we can't wait to see what's in store for her next!
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The companies aren't yet talking about what they have in store for the Nokia-branded phones.
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It sounds like there will be plenty of playdates in store for the Mowry sisters' kids.
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Check out drawings of the redesign, ahead, to see what's in store for your local Target.
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John Oliver has a special treat in store for the one of the last Blockbuster stores.
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What's in store for that case in 2016, and will the resulting decision set any precedents?
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Turns out, though, the exterior wasn't the only surprise the Civic had in store for me.
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And it looks like there's a some good family fun — and competition — in store for viewers.
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I had no idea what was in store for me (other than a LOT of caffeine).
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He discusses his life, career, and what he has in store for when Trump becomes president.
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Although, in the long term, there may be a fashionable future in store for DSNY employees.
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We hope viewers will enjoy what we have in store for the continuation of the story.
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And if this is what it's like for our millennials, what's in store for Gen Z?
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Watch "Angels" below as we breathlessly await whatever new project Chance has in store for us.
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Check out the clips above for a taste of what's in store for The Profit's premiere.
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A similar fate may well be in store for Mr. Netanyahu, but only years from now.
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We've got a lot more good shit in store for you in 2017, so stay tuned.
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Have you been wondering what sorts of nightlife misadventures are in store for you this month?
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Conversely, what would be in store for a country run by Mr. Macron, her centrist rival?
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Read on to see what's in store for your sign in regards to sex in 2020.
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Dobbs Beck: It's really hard for people to grasp fully what is in store for them.
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In any case, viewers might be in store for a viral subplot sooner rather than later.
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There are many reasons to worry about what a Trump Administration holds in store for women.
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There were even several minutes of astonishment in store for a capacity crowd of mixed allegiance.
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As for what Beyoncé has in store for us sartorially this evening, that remains to be seen.
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"I want to hear the plans you have in store for us if you do get elected."
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Things change every day and it is difficult to predict what lies in store for these people.
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But it's a safe bet that we're in store for a lot more attempts to find it.
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Reunion or not, we're all excited to see what Season 7 has in store for the Starks.
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And these documents present the clearest look at what these people may have in store for America.
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What are you looking forward to; what do you hope the future has in store for you?
|
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There may be more disappointment in store for luxury retailers, according to Goldman Sachs economist Daan Struyven.
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Instead, let's speculate about what season 3 of Riverdale has in store for Ms. Cooper, shall we?
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These are generation-long wars, and we've barely seen what's in store for any of the players.
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We've having a good time and we're excited for what the future has in store for us.
|
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But series creator Dan Fogelman promises there are many more surprises in store — for years to come.
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If you've been missing That '70s Show, there might be some good news in store for you.
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Only the stars (and probably Ryan Seacrest) know what's in store for Kim and Kanye's little one.
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The stars have the perfect workout in store for you — though what it is might surprise you.
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Fans are more than ready to learn what the "Work It" star has in store for them.
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Take a break from trying to contact aliens, and see what's in store for you this April.
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This is good… because change is exactly what the eclipse this month has in store for you!
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As it turns out, Bob has a good old-fashioned "fuck you" in store for Jack Warner.
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We can't wait to see what the Duffer brothers have in store for Reiser's character this season.
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That said, we'll have to wait to find out just what Apple has in store for Gliimpse.
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Changes are also in store for the memberships of both the House and Senate Armed Services Committees.
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What's in store for the country now that those tenuous checks on his worst impulses are gone?
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We're likely to hear more about what Apple has in store for those product categories as well.
|
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This is just a small taste of what Amazon has in store for its Black Friday sale.
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Cartwheel discounts won't be available on Drive Up items – you have to go in store for that.
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The 1992 Genie was the gilded dream of what the world might have in store for us.
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"Thelma" takes its teasing time revealing what kind of trouble it has in store for its heroine.
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We can't wait to see what new tricks you have in store for us in the future.
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N.C.A.A. MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT What new insanity lies in store for your brackets in the Sweet 16?
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What other exciting firsts are in store for us in the next 22 months, Trump ad team?
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The update is intended to keep creators abreast of what's in store for YouTube and its community.
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It was unclear what was in store for passengers who showed no signs or symptoms of illness.
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The event is a panel of astrologists discussing what the new decade has in store for us.
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What other changes could have been in store for our daily lives, had experts been proven right?
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According to Bespoke, the broader S&P 500 could be in store for more gains after this.
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Based on Cyber Monday 2018, we can predict what Cyber Monday 2019 has in store for us.
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And like automakers, parts manufacturers are anxious to know what Mr. Trump has in store for them.
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S., can't wait to see what the Southern District of New York has in store for Trump.
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Oh, if only the people who created this GIF knew what 2018 had in store for them.
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But hey, look on the bright side: Sunshine and temperatures around 50 are in store for the weekend.
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Who knows what kind of changes are in store for our next president and the ones who follow?
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Finally, they can leave those other losers behind to whatever bleak future is in store for them. Right?
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We're eager to see what Murphy has in store for us when the show premieres on March 5.
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Lots of shenanigans are in store for the VIP Ambassadors at Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club but first: business.
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"We are looking forward to seeing what the future has in store for us," said the former couple.
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It's unclear what's in store for Woods and what will have her bend and snap all over again.
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Although Volume 2 is still in development, we couldn't help but ask what's in store for the future.
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Music was curated by Scott's DJ OG Chase B. Surprise guests are also in store for the night.
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Also in store for NFL fans are custom-created Snapchat Geofilters for each of the NFL's 32 teams.
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"I think both could potentially be in store for shareholders the next time the company reports," Cramer said.
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What we have in store for you is a day of fun, food, friendship, and a little fightin'.
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Find your sign below to read all about what November has in store for you: Blessed solar return!
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She's been living in a camp since, waiting and wondering what's in store for her and her family.
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And he has some surprises in store for her as well, including the tux he is designing himself.
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The Washington, D.C. Meetup + Pitch-off is tonight and we have quite the show in store for you.
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Needless to say, there is always room for improvement, and I have big plans in store for 2016.
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Sea of Thieves was a step in the right direction, but hopefully there's more in store for 2018.
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This details what is in the works, when things are planned, and what's in store for the future.
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However, halfway through the credits, it seems that Mysterio has one more trick in store for Spider-Man.
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But that's not all this latest batch of pressing stuff until it's dead has in store for viewers.
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If critics on social media are to be believed, the same fate is in store for "Green Book".
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"Quite likely we are in store for one final round of tightening," Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon tweeted Wednesday.
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The folks over at Epic Games have a special treat in store for players hopping on Fortnite today.
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On Easter Sunday, at the resurrection, Jesus shows us the future that God has in store for us.
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The Pot's: If you've never had Chinese hot pot, oh boy, is there something in store for you.
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According to MacRumors, a complete redesign could be in store for the front of the iPhone come 2017.
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According to the brothers, "Sucker" is just the beginning of what they have in store for their reunion.
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My Giant Life's Haleigh Hampton has something painful in store for her husband Bryan Carvalho: simulated labor contractions.
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Click through to see what we hope CMT has in store for the rest of this Nashville season.
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Find out what the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development-designate has in store for us all above.
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There's no $20 million bailout in store for them if they miscalculate product demand, nor should there be.
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Without romantic sagas, how could Harrison claim we were in store for "the most dramatic rose ceremony ever"?
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I thought about what a stupid mistake I'd made and how much hell was in store for me.
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So, that must mean Canada is in store for a similarly dramatic loss in its bee population, right?
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Check out the 'grams below for a little sneak peek of what's in store for your tastebuds. 1.
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Expect three essential items from the past week, plus three that are in store for the week ahead.
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So if Cersei's pregnant, it could be a sign that something bad is in store for her pregnancy.
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Large earthquakes are also in store for Japan, New Zealand, and other parts of the Ring of Fire.
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But he was hungry for what success had in store for him, the places it might take him.
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No one could know what fate had in store for them on that cold November day in 1919.
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What's in store for the S&P 500 as the final earnings season of the year kicks off?
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I also learned that my word list has a lot of tedious re-ranking in store for it.
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As we head toward next Tuesday's season finale, we gotta wonder how many tears are in store for us.
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The following three trends will signal what the latter half of your career may have in store for you.
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Ahead of the show, we can only imagine what the Italian-Japanese creative has in store for the Angels.
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I take every experience and take it in stride and know that God has something in store for me.
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Early Thursday morning, Taylor Swift's record company Universal Music hinted that she's got something exciting in store for us.
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As a result, fires have become more dangerous, and more destructive blazes are in store for the Golden State.
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I was starting to get nervous, nearly five years in, about what our future had in store for us.
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Being 18 and embarking upon my adult years, I can't predict what life will have in store for me.
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Take a look for yourself: We can't wait to see what she has in store for us this year.
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Chelsea 'Best Exhibits' (Saturday) Seven stops are in store for this walk through shows in west Chelsea's gallery district.
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Blizzard's ambitious e-sports league is returning, and there are a lot of changes in store for season 2.
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How bitcoin protects against geopolitical risk What does 2017 have in store for digital assets and underlying blockchain technology?
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So, watch the featurette below for a tease of all the surprises in store for Jessica Jones season 2.
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It's the Irwins offers a glimpse into the Irwin's unique home life and what's in store for their future.
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He liked that answer much better than the one that destiny initially appeared to have in store for him.
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Which has us wondering what re-make they could have in store for us in the days to come.
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His appointment may also have offered a glimpse of what Europe's new populists have in store for the arts.
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She told Andersen that she decided on a whim to see what the cards held in store for her.
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Google is going to tell us what the company has in store for the year—and many years— ahead.
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Whatever hard lesson the universe had in store for me, the leap of intimacy shouldn't include risking my life.
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The stylist adds that she's got a lot in store for 2017 — so we'll have to wait and see.
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Cold air, then fluctuating temperatures A roller coaster ride of temperature swings are in store for the next week.
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"North Carolina is in store for the coldest temperatures of the season," Governor Pat McCrory said in a statement.
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The Roloffs are retuning for a new season — and there are big changes in store for the whole family.
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And it sets the stage perfectly, with a shocking cliffhanger, for whatever Marvel has in store for us next.
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However, there are some predispositions that your race, gender, height, attractiveness and personality will have in store for you.
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What tends to lie in store for these deportees and returnees in Mexico is usually low-paying service employment.
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Still, we do know a fair amount about what BioWare has in store for Mass Effect fans in Andromeda.
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A nice little rally is in store for the S&P 500, predicts Evercore ISI technical analyst Rich Ross.
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Catch up with Adria's recording process, current and past philosophies, and what she has in store for the future.
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Whatever September has in store for you — New York Fashion Week, a new school year, a big move, etc.
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Great things are in store for the US-India partnership with the return of PM Modi at the helm.
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The Animaniacs are back on Netflix — and 2016 has another surprise in store for the beloved '90s cartoon series.
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The Fed suggested in December that more rate increases were in store for 2019, prompting more attacks from Trump.
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On Monday, the "Without Me" singer teased on Twitter that she has a huge surprise in store for fans.
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Here's hoping the brand has shades called I'm Like a Bird and Promiscuous Girl in store for the future.
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The previews make it seem like we're in store for one of the most dramatic hometowns in recent memory.
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I called councillor Ciulea to find out what other treats he has in store for our four-legged friends.
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Guided by Stewart's deep understanding of Python, Motherboard had the opportunity to discuss what's in store for the future.
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Full moons are a time of culmination, so you can bet there's a climax in store for you, Pisces!
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This was our first ominous taste of what the 'Door To Hell' had in store for us after nightfall.
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If that can happen to someone so pure, such a true believer, then what's in store for my child?
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I wanted to leave the beach with Nicole and see what real everyday life had in store for us.
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Some guys will do what they have to do just to avoid what nature has in store for them.
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Like most people here, Sarandino has heard only rumors about what's in store for them at the Mexican border.
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It could also signal that more changes are in store for the airline as they try to repair their reputation.
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We also can't wait to see what awesome things the competitors in this year's Battlefield have in store for us.
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We can't wait to see what the sketch-master has in store for this weekend's recap of the Benghazi hearings.
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If you've ever graced the muddy paddocks of a B&S ball you will know what you're in store for.
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Scott's birthday technically isn't until April 30, which makes us wonder — what else might be in store for Iron Flame?
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Fuck Off Spell Jar21 was terrible for pretty much everyone, and who knows what 21 has in store for us?
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Read ahead to learn what's in store for the inauguration, Trump's first 100 days in office, and his presidency overall.
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But on the plus side, when Mercury enters sensual Taurus, we might have some sexy messages in store for us.
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New Year's Eve is fast approaching — and the stars have something special in store for the world this December 31.
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Cold air, then fluctuating temperatures A roller coaster ride of temperature swings are in store for the next five days.
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Is there a new hoodie-wearing villain out there, or are we in store for something even bigger and bolder?
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The show also focuses on each of the big tech companies and what is possibly in store for their future.
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Can you tell us about your gigs as LA-4A currently and what the summer has in store for you?
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The overall purpose of this scene is to hint at what the future has in store for Warner Bros.' villains.
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I don't always know what that purpose is, but I'm open to seeing what God has in store for me.
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These new features supposedly give a taste of what's in store for Apple's AR headset, coming as soon as 2020.
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Nature no doubt has plenty of surprises in store for us—once we figure out where and how to look.
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On Wednesday, Shelton, 42, stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where host DeGeneres had a surprise in store for him.
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But it's still unclear what kind of punishment Supreme Leader-elect Donald Trump has in store for his disloyal subjects.
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I'm excited to see what sort of dazzling looks she's got in store for the rest of award show season!
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It looks like Google's secretive Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group has some surprises in store for us after all.
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Today's announcement reveals interesting insights into Blue Origin's rocket-naming strategy and – potentially – what's in store for Blue Origin's future.
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And, we can't wait to see what awesome things the competitors in this year's Battlefield have in store for us.
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Twitter, Foursquare and Meerkat were all breakout apps the festival in years past, but what's in store for SXSW 2016?
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According to one trader, there's even more pain in store for one of these names over the next few months.
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Social media continues to serve as an important part of online interactions, but what's in store for social in 2017?
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Hollywood films such as "The Martian" and "Interstellar" give us a glimpse of what may be in store for us.
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"The party is already fractured and what is in store for us at this convention will be dirty," she said.
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They see this as a harbinger of what lies in store for Europe's parcel delivery firms if Uber follows suit.
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How different is what you had imagined from what Dan [Fogelman, the series creator] actually has in store for us?
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Keep an eye on which seats end up flipping to see if Democrats are in store for a big wave.
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Shutout was one of the best albums of 2016, partly because it knew what 2017 had in store for us.
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Despite the cure for aging, people are still people, and for some, there's still some surprises in store for them.
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Facing the same team Wednesday, it looked as if Oklahoma City was in store for the same type of meltdown.
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Nothing like a good truffade to clue in your stomach on what's in store for the rest of the afternoon.
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Soft Focus Dreamy pastels and diffused metallics work for any event the zodiac has in store for you this month.
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The decision could mean a similar outcome is in store for the highly-anticipated gay wedding cake case from Colorado.
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Alex is our philosopher, given to dark musings over what fate must have in store for a slumping Travis d'Arnaud.
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Mitch Marner, alternate captain of the team, told Kade that they have a "surprise" in store for their special fan.
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Football is a uniquely absorbing sport, and I can't wait to see what it has in store for us next.
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It's in their mother's downcast and regretful gaze as she watches her eldest, knowing exactly what's in store for her.
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It forces us to recognize that what she calls "le malheur," or suffering, lies in store for all of us.
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If there is drudgery in store for Domenico, there is also music and subtle but striking intimations of divine grace.
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It is not hard to imagine more sweeping changes in store for the Senate in the not-too-distant future.
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Moreover, a closer look at this process may hint at what the special counsel has in store for the president.
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The big question now is whether Epic has anything in store for the upcoming release of Episode IX in December.
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Here is a snapshot of where sustainable travel stands today and what's in store for it in the coming year.
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With the arrival of 2020 it&aposs natural (and, well, fun) to imagine what could be in store for us.
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Because nine out of 10 women entrepreneurs own small businesses, they may be wondering what is in store for them.
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Lynching photographs showed our mangled, disfigured bodies as constant reminders of what was in store for an uppity African American.
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Below is a brief history of some of gaming's major milestones, and a look at what's in store for the future.
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"America's Got Talent" has major changes in store for Season 14, according to the show's executive producer and judge, Simon Cowell.
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Hoping to get some hints, Variety asked the show's creator I. Marlene King what's in store for the remaining 10 episodes.
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However, we're already here at tech's biggest show to see what the industry giants have in store for consumers this year.
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Broadly had the chance to speak with Jenkins about her groundbreaking election win and what's in store for her in 2018.
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Find out what else is in store for you this week by watching the video above or reading your horoscope below.
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No word on what's in store for season 4 ... but more episodes means more cash, which means more BALLER-ASS VACATIONS!
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First date outfits tell a great deal about your personality, your interests, and — most importantly — what's in store for the future.
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All three are abducted by Dennis (McAvoy), who locks them up, warning them that something special is in store for them.
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The US is mustering a "proportional response," the White House said this week, without specifying specifically what's in store for Moscow.
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The Fed has returned to pause mode even though officials had previously indicated that four hikes were in store for 2016.
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We'll see more of what the big three have in store for gamers at E3 in just a few short weeks.
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He also hinted that changes are in store for NASA's structure and goals to better ensure milestones are reached on time.
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Investors in these funds, said Johnson, need to keep in mind that they may be in store for a bumpy ride.
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Hopefully, we won't have to wait too much longer to find out what aroma the company has in store for us.
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Other than that, I'm looking forward to reading what he has in store for our favorite dead Game of Thrones characters.
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They insist that anyone who agrees to be roasted on the subreddit is fully aware of what's in store for them.
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So it's possible that Apple may have more in store for the vital button in relation to the new iPhone 7.
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I was tired of the anxiety of waiting, tired of merely trying to foretell what fate had in store for me.
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The deal has raised eyebrows over what could lie in store for Syngenta, which employs over 28,1.83 in some 90 countries.
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If you really don't use the "phone" part of your phone anymore, T-Mobile may have something in store for you.
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Raylin Pellatt was warned by her father that he had something funny in store for her 6003st birthday on July 21.
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So here are all the big changes Apple has in store for iOS 13 when it officially launches sometime this fall.
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Even the most serious sign in the zodiac can't resist a good horoscope: See what April has in store for you!
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The iceberg that broke off the Larsen C ice shelf this week is a glimpse of what's in store for Antarctica.
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This month brings not one but two eclipses, which means big changes and revelations are in store for all of us.
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It's beginning to raise real questions about what is in store for the nation over the second half of Trump's term.
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There they met a photographer friend when their flight landed and decided to see what fate had in store for them.
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BENOIT Redecoration is in store for Alain Ducasse's branch of the venerable Paris restaurant, which closes after dinner on Aug. 13.
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" Dave Charlton of the University of Birmingham, the Atlas spokesman, said, "We don't know what nature has in store for us.
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The question is whether more misery lies in store for assets such as Chinese stocks which have entered bear-market territory.
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Let's see what's in store for you: April 5 is an exciting day—sexy and seductive Venus enters your sign, Aries!
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If we cannot say what it is, that only means that spontaneous order has a pleasant surprise in store for us.
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His handling of it offers a clue about what's in store for American women if he's confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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Together, these events show that a lot more heat and change are in store for the coolest parts of the world.
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In the first half, the Rockets wasted little time showing the Irish that they would be in store for a dogfight.
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Cincinnati BengalsOne thing to know: With Ryan Fitzpatrick likely starting Week 16, it's worth asking what's in store for Josh Rosen.
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Washington (CNN)When Neil Gorsuch joined the Supreme Court in 2017, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had something in store for him.
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Andy Kravis, cruciverbalist-at-law and man about town is back, and he has a terrific Friday in store for us.
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You're usually a touch too kinky for fairytale romances, but that's exactly what this upcoming year has in store for you.
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Brick and Wax wanted their story to be known no matter what—freedom, incarceration, or whatever else was in store for them.
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Military intervention to end dictatorships ultimately leads to more repression, he said, something that many feared might be in store for Zimbabwe.
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And, of course, stay tuned to see what snowy adventures and heartwarming photo ops the holiday season has in store for her.
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I just can't decide if "educate" or "eviscerate" is the more apt descriptor of what Gaga has in store for the man.
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The uber popular video game and the basketball GOAT have something in store for the new Fortnite update, which goes live today.
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But while they both head into the appointment expecting a spiritual reading, Joko has a very different experience in store for them.
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LINK Trump calls Romney an ass, suggests impeaching him -- This is what's in store for Republicans who, like Romney, criticize Trump's behavior.
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His problems, and the nasty plot twists in store for him, may mean that his life has taken quite an unlucky turn.
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Emmanuel said she isn't sure what's in store for her character, but that she's happy to be a part of Season 8.
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Roanhorse wraps the novel up nicely, but it's clear from the ending that there's more in store for Maggie and her allies.
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Floyd Mayweather says he's got some huge surprises in store for the McGregor fight -- including a possible appearance by President Barack Obama.
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However, the new trailer doesn't offer up any clues to the "amazing" send-off that's in store for Carrie Fisher's General Leia.
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They could not know what was in store for them or their descendants, nor the hostilities they would face wherever they went.
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What does the woman who dropped her last project as a surprise in 2013 have in store for the world this time?
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Hopefully, Asus has some compelling features in store for this upcoming flagship because right now, I can't unsee this weird notch placement.
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In every city, Swift has had surprises in store for Swifties and also held meet-and-greets before and after each show.
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Whether the location — right in Microsoft's backyard — is a hint the company has more than usual in store for us isn't clear.
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And that's only scratching the surface of 2019's celestial activity — read on to find out what's in store for your sign.
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"I know it looks bleak now, but I tell them, 'You just never know what wonderful things are in store for you.'"
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They obviously are thinking there's some bad news still in store for Deutsche Bank, even after the big decline we've already seen.
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The Jazz open their season Wednesday, and we're guessing Justin can't wait to see what Donovan has in store for an encore.
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During the drought, these ridges lasted for months at a time — but we don't know what's in store for this new one.
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Disrupt SF has descended upon the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco, and we have one helluva show in store for you.
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But, Darius says there's more in store for Momma ... he's telling us he's got plans to get her a new house next.
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It implies that incoming darkness and death from the north, and that there's still more death in store for the remaining characters.
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While the clip was longer, it still didn't offer any clues as what exactly Queen Bey had in store for her fans.
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Alan Taylor, the director of episode 6, also hinted that there could be a twist in store for the Arya/Sansa storyline.
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No other alternate history would better illuminate what the next 1,404 days of President Donald Trump's term have in store for us.
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While Rowling has indicated that she is not planning any additional Harry Potter stories, there is more in store for the franchise.
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I start to head out the door, but ask him one last question: What's in store for the future of Kevin Morby?
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Data from the state weather agency shows dryer weather in store for Indonesia this year, which authorities fear could spark more fires.
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LAS VEGAS — CES is the place to be if you want to see the hottest new tech in store for the year.
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Fritz sees a bleak future for the big studios, but is surprisingly upbeat about what's in store for the rest of us.
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If the House fails to pass its two bills on Thursday, Republicans are likely to be in store for more negative headlines.
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This look is "going out," and I don't go out that much anymore, but what do you have in store for me?
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Nine premieres are in store for the coming season at the Chocolate Factory, the experimental performance space in Long Island City, Queens.
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The Fed's Wednesday announcement suggested that more rate hikes than expected won't be in store for 2018 but may be for 2019.
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Get to know some our favorite artists on the playlists below and read on for what's in store for the days ahead.
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I hope Red Dead Redemption 2, which is due out this October, will have other weird finance lessons in store for me.
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If you honestly knew what was in store for you, I don't think anyone in their right mind would jump into it.
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At least Jon, Ros, Olyvar and Jorah know the risks of their espionage: Bran has no idea what's in store for him.
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"I'd hate to see what's in store for people who aren't allies," said Constanze Stelzenmüller, a German analyst with the Brookings Institution.
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Still, Mr. Bannon's October 2016 email correspondence shows that the perception that Mr. Stone knew what WikiLeaks had in store for Mrs.
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"These observations are already in progress and we can't wait to see what other surprises this supernova has in store for us."
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So if a career switch is what's in store for you come 2020, this is the language you'll want to dive into.
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High temperature records could be in store for St. Louis, Kansas City, Missouri; Des Moines, Iowa; Louisville, Kentucky, and Little Rock, Arkansas.
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The decision gave Roosevelt his first taste of the opposition in store for politicians who challenged the untrammeled capitalism of the day.
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No, today's footage is our first real glimpse at what Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life has in store for us.
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These 11 photos illustrate an Arctic in crisis — and hint at what could be in store for the rest of our planet
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A keynote is planned for 10AM PT that day, and today's broadcast suggest that Facebook likely has some news in store for Spaces.
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My guess is that she'll shudder at the thought, and keep strolling through the woods toward whatever life has in store for her.
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Seeing as how Stefani found her new beau during her stint in the judge's chair, there's no telling what's in store for Rossdale.
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So with the intimidation of facing over 13 hours of movie reduced, just what does this beast have in store for the viewer?
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And some say maybe worse is in store for retail numbers, going into the second half of this year with so many uncertainties.
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"I'm feeling fabulous and can't wait to see what the rest of this year has in store for me," the HGTV star says.
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I don't know what the UFC has in store for me now but I'll definitely be back in Croatia one way or another.
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Lorelai and Luke are apparently still going strong when the series returns, so is a new baby in store for the happy couple?
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Related: Up to 16 Named Storms in Store for Summer NBC News confirmed the recovery of six bodies in Texas over the weekend.
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If this is a preview for Saturday's episode, we can't wait to see what else this week's SNL has in store for us.
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Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, believes that currency markets could be in store for a big shakeup.
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A pay cut does seem in store for the imperial couple, who do not have a large personal fortune, unlike the British royals.
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Prince Harry had a surprise in store for the Invictus Games on Friday — former president Barack Obama and former vice president Joe Biden!
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And if we've learned anything from DeGeneres' past star shopping excursions, we knew that we were in store for absolute and utter hilarity.
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When you go to click on the products, the following messages appear:We already know plenty of what Google has in store for tomorrow.
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We're excited to catch up with Christina and learn about this unique approach to sourcing talent and what's in store for Andela's future.
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No matter what's in store for Dunham's skin, it seems that writing about it has helped her face her emotions around the issue.
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And if you think all of this is exciting, just wait until you see what is in store for the rest of year!
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" Jeb Bush chimed in a little after noon, sharing a video on "what's in store for 2016 — a critical year for our country.
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I leave the planet filled with excitement and determination to keep pushing on to see what other wonders are in store for me.
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Today we're unveiling the immersive new experiences and collaborations that are in store for those who attend the 29Rooms: Expand Your Reality experience.
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But right at the end, Rowling herself emerged to talk about the future of Newt Scamander and what's in store for the series.
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The host is waiting to hear what's in store for the entertainment giant, since its $71 billion acquisition of Twenty-First Century Fox.
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For a refresher on what we're in store for come May, we gathered every single one of their incredible Met Gala moments below!
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The black line on the chart crossing above the red line means a positive push upward could be in store for Microchip's stock.
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He has sparred with Haye in the past and will know what the Londoner has in store for him should he get caught.
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Few people can own a room like Tracy Morgan, and I can't wait to see what he has in store for the show.
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But if he makes the brutal Ramsay look mellow, then what the fuck do we have in store for us in season 7?
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While the final version of iOS 11 won't be available until September, here's what Apple has in store for you with iOS 11.
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If this is a sample of what Nguyen has in store for longer science fiction films, we can't wait to see what's next.
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On the 1993 recording, this part was sung by the young René Pape; a similarly starry future may be in store for Brownlee.
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If, by 2034, Facebook has become the next MySpace, we can only wonder what horrors "the next Facebook" has in store for us.
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So who is Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and what does his presidency have in store for Mexico, and its neighbor to the north?
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Sounds like it's just the beginning of a friendship ... Aoki tells us about some big plans in store for his new little buddy.
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One only has to observe the results of the refugee crisis in Europe to see what is in store for the American homeland.
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"I'm always looking for the next cool experiences, and I can't wait to see what's in store for me next," she said then.
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Toys, electronics, apparel and other departments will be color-coded in store for the first time so that shoppers can easily find deals.
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"It's tragic anytime you lose a young life because it's like, 'What was in store for that person,'" a relative, Maria Davis, said.
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Read your horoscope to see how May will affect you: What does the universe have in store for you during this birthday season?
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday said details of Micron's quarterly performance indicate a windfall is in store for some of its industry peers.
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Difficult lessons were also in store for employees who were invested in target-date funds and the employers that sponsored their retirement plans.
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Federer seemed to be gathering momentum for the stretch run, but the U.S. Open has long had nasty surprises in store for him.
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The Fed could also signal that as many as three more rate hikes may lie in store for the rest of the year.
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If current recruitment rates continue unabated, we are surely in store for many more similarly styled attacks over the coming months and years.
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CNBC Make It spoke with career and benefits experts to see what's in store for workers and job seekers in the new year.
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The president&aposs raucous rally was a preview of what the country is in store for in 893: a divisive, ugly election year.
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And now's she heading to the Hilltop, where — if the show follows the comic book trajectory — big things could be in store for her.
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That battle is centered on what's in store for Florida's retiring racing greyhounds and who will help get the dogs vetted, transported and adopted.
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There are only a couple days left in the year (thank god), but we've already started looking ahead to what's in store for 2019.
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It is unclear what the music legend has in store for Milan, but Carey recently teased the return of her "Heartbreaker" alter-ego, Bianca.
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I love meeting these people, it's been a huge privilege, so we'll see what the President-elect has in store for all of us.
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If makeup brought Jenner millions as her first venture, we could only imagine what skin care has in store for that billionaire bank account.
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Fortunately, we'll have plenty of writers to imagine what adventures might be in store for us if we do make it out there someday.
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But really, all of this just has us wondering what future fashion evolution could possibly be in store for us for anniversary number three.
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The other is what may be in store for Turkey's stability and its reeling democracy after snap presidential and parliamentary elections on June 24th.
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Keep that alarm clock ticking, because Chris Harrison promises us that much, much more is in store for Arie and his squad of suitors.
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And, you can keep the networking going long into the night with all of the after-parties we have in store for the show.
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We know there are so many more stories to tell, and we can't wait to see what they have in store for season six.
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You will be able to buy them online and in-store for only $3.98—making you the best parent ever for less than $4.
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It's been widely reported by news outlets that Apple has big design changes in store for the 10-year anniversary of the original iPhone.
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"I don't even know what they have in store for me on that stage, but I know it's going to be fun," he said.
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"And they just have no idea what is in store for them—other than it's going to be fun, and maybe it will work."
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Despite conflicting opinions on the storyline, we can probably all agree that there's an action-packed (and likely emotional) finale in store for us.
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The actor says there are a lot of great adventures in store for season 2, but one location was of particular significance to Shatner.
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Microsoft probably has some actual surprises in store for the latter half of the year, but what those surprises might be is anyone's guess.
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Its IPO marked the second-biggest IPO of 2017, and Cramer said there's much more in store for the company than expensive winter wear.
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We should see this increase in mortality for what it is -- a leading indicator of what could be in store for many of us.
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It's most often put out there to determine compatibility (romantic or otherwise), or simply to discuss what the future has in store for us.
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Facebook has been mum so far on the announcements in store for the conference and did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.
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The cast and creative team were careful not to divulge any big spoilers, but they managed to tease what's in store for the series.
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It means whatever Negan's gang has in store for Alexandria will result in a nasty confrontation between two groups of experienced and bloodthirsty survivors.
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Risk-sensitive asset markets appear to have stabilized, but some investors see potential trouble in store for earnings and oil in the weeks ahead.
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With Home Depot and Target set to report this week, Cramer is eager to see what's in store for the next wave of retailers.
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We wondered if Trump supporters were in store for a strikeout in the bottom of the ninth inning, or a walk-off home run.
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Manager Terry Collins suggested that extra rest might be in store for deGrom and for Matt Harvey, who has more visibly struggled this season.
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Some consulted my eyes, as if inquiring about what was in store for breakfast; others instinctively reached out a hand to meet mine halfway.
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Look close and some say you can see the wall coming down and if it does, we're definitely in store for an epic battle.
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Miami's dance music juggernaut, Ultra Music Festival, just dropped the first phase of its 2017 lineup, and big things are in store for attendees.
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McAdam's statements didn't offer much in terms of what Verizon has in store for its live TV service, only that it's on the way.
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His depredations get creepier and creepier, and it would be a disservice to the book to reveal what he has in store for Pixie.
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He brings along Berenice, a plucky pickup (Elizabeth Debicki) who proves to be an impediment to the task Cassidy has in store for James.
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So much is in store for you, and your relationships will have gone through a huge transformation by the time the month is through.
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And there's beautiful scenery in store for those willing to hit the trail: "You'll walk through an abundance of colorful wildflowers," Ms. Lenci said.
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He will get another shot, with Cora on his side this time, and more relief appearances may be in store for Boston's starting pitchers.
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Jessica Bennett, our gender editor, will be filling in for the next month, and we'll have lots more in store for you very soon.
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The hatred toward her would have bloomed forth unchecked: more obstruction, more mudslinging, more investigations, more vile would have been in store for her.
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Business Insider canvassed private equity recruiters, consultants, and finance execs about what they think is in store for the industry in the coming decade.
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Here's the rundown on the new policy, what prompted the switch, and what other marijuana policy changes might be in store for New Yorkers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The key to understanding what's in store for you this month is the limited edition Barbara Kruger MetroCard.
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After last week's meeting, the Fed's statement indicated a rate hike is coming in December and several more could be in store for next year.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)After lackluster sales of the Galaxy S9, it seems Samsung has some big plans in store for its next Galaxy phones.
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With 2017 just around the corner, Cramer turned his attention to what the natural and organic food space could have in store for next year.
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This is all I've been waiting for, thank the seven gods, the lord of light, and whatever other deities Westeros has in store for us.
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And it looks like that's the future that might be in store for whistleblower Chelsea Manning after she was denied a visa to visit Australia.
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Can't wait to see what the future has in store for you and catch up on life some day, preferably over a hot dog dinner.
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But we never imagined the happy ending that was actually in store for all of us – years and years of adventure, romance, magic and hope.
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As gold hit the highest level in nearly two years, one technical analyst is certain that major gains are in store for the precious metal.
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We don't know exactly what is in store for tonight (and both Tesla and Musk seem to love surprises), but here are our best guesses.
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Of the ones that do deliver, delays, missed deadlines, or overpromised ideas mean there's often disappointment in store for those products that do get done.
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If you love your J.Crew and New Balance tennis shoes, get ready to be obsessed with what the duo's got in store for his season.
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Echoing a poster that was recently released for the new season, the trailer shows off some of the stunts and shenanigans in store for viewers.
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The exact changes in store for the others go largely unspecified, but they may include "prioritizing public access," infrastructure upgrades, timber management, and fishery management.
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A White House official said the United States was warning more economic pressures may be in store for Turkey if it refuses to release Brunson.
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As teased by the Grammy winner over the last couple weeks, she had plenty of costume changes and surprises in store for her loyal Swifties.
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It was my first time covering a presidential election, but neither I nor anyone else could have predicted what Trump had in store for 2016.
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Cramer talked with the cancer diagnostic company's CEO Kevin Conroy to find out what's in store for the company on the heels of the merger.
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He and millions of other players around the world are looking forward to the upcoming season and what Epic has in store for competitive Fortnite.
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Yet, because this is a J.Lo rom-com, you know there are bigger things in store for Maya than merely jogging past her local deli.
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Scandal fans are eager to find out what's in store for the cast in season 6 — including the possible new President of the United States!
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You may have your plans sorted for NYE, but do you know what the stars hold in store for you when the new year begins?
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The actress says there's plenty of intrigue in store for her Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. character Bobbi Morse as the rest of the season plays out.
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So it'll be a while before we know what changes are in store for the industry, but it looks like reform is on its way.
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And there could be more pressure in store for the battered currency, which has weakened more than 30 percent since the start of the year.
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For now, all that's left to do is wait and see what kind of horrible end the show might have in store for Rick Grime.
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After months of churning in a narrow range, the markets could be in store for a very sharp move, according to veteran technician Ralph Acampora.
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The rapper also confirmed in a recent appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon that a new album is in store for her fans.
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In addition to being sold online, Snap will sell both pairs in-store for the first time later this fall at Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom.
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Here, we're making our resolution recommendations for every sign in the Zodiac, based roughly on what the stars hold in store for you in 2019.
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Paul "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio had a special surprise in store for Ramapo College senior and Jersey Shore superfan Catherine Lane on her graduation day.
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With the Note 10 rumored to launch on August 7th, it's time to think what Samsung could have in store for its next big phone.
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"Nasty Gal opened retail stores in LA, and there's a little bit of a disconnect between the online and in-store for them," Santaniello says.
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If you love to Netflix and chill, there's a sweet movie deal in store for you this holiday season — although it's not actually on Netflix.
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Rumor has it, it's a Moto X successor called the Moto Z. Although given this ad, maybe we're in store for some Razr news, too.
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"The new red cup is one of the many surprises we've had in store for our customers this holiday season," a Starbucks spokesperson told Mashable.
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To learn more about what could be in store for Core Labs and the oil patch, Cramer spoke with its chairman and CEO, David Demshur.
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Apple has praised the new watch material as strong and less susceptible to scratches, so who knows what the company has in store for us.
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We have exciting plans in store for customers and can't wait for them to bring their expertise to Apple — there is much more to come.
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Although some items must remain secret so as to preserve the surprise, Catie revealed to PEOPLE some of the mini-payloads in store for Nick.
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"A warm-up is in store for next week," the U.S. National Weather Service said, adding that temperatures would return to seasonal norms or warmer.
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See what this month has in store for you: Mercury is currently retrograde in your sign, but it goes direct again this month—thank goddess.
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Here's hoping the series has more in store for her than it has for Stubbs, another character I keep forgetting when he's not on screen.
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Showrunner Brian Yorkey talked to Entertainment Weekly about what's in store for the cast of characters next season — and he wasn't cheap on the details.
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While we don't know too much about what's in store for the Khaleesi, in an interview with the Belfast Telegraph, Clarke says she's staying hopeful.
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In what is possibly her first interview in four years, Bynes talked about her health, her time away, and what's in store for her next.
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During a recent interview with The Times, she did offer up a brief clue about what might be in store for her character this season.
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The bottom line: Those who have been waiting years to buy a new phone are in store for a major upgrade with the iPhone 7.
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The Federal Reserve could have a surprise in store for investors this week, even if everyone already knows the central bank is raising interest rates.
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"The economic turmoil evident in Argentina and Turkey may be a harbinger of what is in store for other EMs, such as Brazil," he said.
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In a "Coming to HBO in 2017" trailer shared on Sunday evening, the network showcased a glimpse of different shows in store for next year.
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But worse things are in store for Louis: His new home abuts a dangerous highway where trucks race by, killing local pets by the score.
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There are also several changes in store for the navigator program this year, and navigators are worried about how it might impact them and consumers.
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Like Cersei, Loras has received the buzzcut treatment, though presumably the High Sparrow has something else in store for him besides another walk of shame.
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If Republicans can't pull of a win in a race like this they should be worried about what's in store for them on Nov. 6.
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The blow-up left GOP senators perplexed and worried about what's in store for them over the next two years as they battle House Democrats.
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Every Sunday, we'll send you the most important business and tech news, highlighting essentials from the past week and what's in store for the next.
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To be sure, the index is still high relative to other periods in history and still suggests sharp moves may be in store for stocks.
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All this world-building has the potential to feel terribly depressing for film viewers who already know the fate in store for the Gelfling people.
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On Saturday, Jenner, 22, let her followers know that she has some epic ideas in store for Stormi's next birthday — which isn't until February 1.
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But millions of American gamers are in store for some serious sticker shock when their bill comes due—courtesy of America's barely-competitive broadband industry.
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This turn of the seasons generally brings warmer temperatures and more rainfall -- but what does spring have in store for your part of the country?
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Here's what we're told Wendy has in store for her girls while they're in Miami ... a nonstop celebration packed with yacht parties and club hopping.
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Though I was a little underwhelmed with Project Alloy, there's no denying that the headset is a glimpse at what's in store for VR headsets.
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With 2020 quickly approaching, Business Insider is polling experts to find out what big changes are in store for Wall Street in the coming decade.
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I was probably drinking too much in those days and just had this feeling of, 'Is this really what life has in store for me?
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As we told you ... Andy's already teased a TV project he's working on, but it sounds like there's a lot more in store for him.
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The bad news is fans will have to wait ten months to know for certain what lies in store for the new Three Eyed Raven.
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AA rhetoric that I had interpreted as a warning but was in reality a dark foreshadowing of what this disease had in store for me.
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Musk also showed off a rendering of a "Mars city" on Instagram this evening, and so he likely has lots more in store for the speech.
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Even some of the stars are having trouble keeping certain secrets about what's in store for the show this coming season just a little bit longer.
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The possibilities feel endless — and while the old Taylor may be long gone, we can't wait to see what Swift's got in store for us next.
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Red Nose Day, the comedy fundraiser run every two years by U.K. charity Comic Relief, has a very special treat in store for the 2017 event.
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It's possible Apple will still have some big surprises in store for iOS, but you might want to reset your expectations or risk being totally disappointed.
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Businesspeople seriously considering quantum computing met with experts, entrepreneurs, and professors to learn and see what future quantum computing might have in store for their businesses.
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While it's difficult to predict what's in store for Bella Hadid in 2017, there was nothing left to the imagination in her New Year's Eve ensemble.
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If you thought The Jungle Book had some kind of magical realism going on, just wait until you see what's in store for The Lion King.
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It attmpted to isolate Amazon's influence from other factors — and the impact in Seattle hinted at what's in store for the e-commerce giant's second home.
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Others will pay after arriving in Europe, perhaps by working as prostitutes, though they may not realise that that is what is in store for them.
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But Paris' star turn as a celebrity model was hardly the only out of the blue surprise the Italian designer had in store for his guests.
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In a Q&A on TWD's website, McBride opened up about her first impressions of the Kingdom and what's in store for Carol in season 7.
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As teased by the Grammy winner, 22016, over the last couple weeks, she had plenty of costume changes and surprises in store for her loyal Swifties.
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Bachelor in Paradise can easily become Bachelor in Problematic, and I'm not looking forward to unravelling whatever disasters this show has in store for season 5.
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"No one doubts that a (Fed) rate cut will be in store for us this time around," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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I don't think we realize just the amount of strife that's in store for us if we don't start to clean up our act, take action.
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Apple's "Gather Round" event is coming up this week, in which we're expecting to see what the company has in store for its products this fall.
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With Claire Foy officially passing the role of Queen Elizabeth to Olivia Colman, we're even more curious about what's in store for our other favorite characters.
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Along the way, the four deal with their personal hangups and contend with some of the nastier plans that Tandem has in store for the world.
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We sat down with Posen yesterday to talk about the new collection, his commitment to #blackmodelsmatter, and what he has in store for the beauty world.
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TechCrunch sat down with senior vice president Bill Ready to find out about what's in store for PayPal, and why he's not worried about Apple Pay.
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Read your horoscope to see what's in store for you: A new beginning is coming, Gemini, but closing the door on the past may be difficult.
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And with Samsung's Unpacked event scheduled for February 20th, we shouldn't have to wait too much longer to see what Samsung has in store for real.
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Then, after consulting what the stars had in store for me, they sent me off to complete various challenges that would teach me more about myself.
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With Negan locked up (and not dead like some had hoped), fans are wondering what revenge Maggie and company have in store for Rick and Michonne.
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Big celebrations are in order for Brown, while more tear-jerking moments are in store for the rest of us catching up on This Is Us.
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To get a better grip on what's in store for those entering parenthood, other parents are often the best source of tips and advice, she said.
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He's also testing the waters with other producers, and in the midst of routing a tour with a "big surprise" in store for his backing band.
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While it's unclear exactly what Google plans to do with its self-driving tech, it's a bit more obvious what GM has in store for Cruise.
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But for the time being, Legere's young customer base is a promising sign that the company could have loyal consumers in store for years to come.
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The first lady posted a photo from a planning session in July, hinting that gold ornaments and red berries are in store for this year's décor.
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A superior asked me to grab coffee and I assumed it would be to discuss all the exciting things the company had in store for me.
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The reality is that we have only an educated guess for what is in store for today's graduates when it comes time for them to retire.
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And while we're wondering exactly what's in store for the upcoming revival, Fogg actually spilled some secrets about the original show in a chat with E!
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Unfortunately, Westeros had many horrors in store for Sansa, including witnessing her father's death and being forced into three extremely unhappy (to say the least) marriages.
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HBO did, however, release photos from the episode that have us guessing what the show's creators have in store for fans during this super-sized finale.
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Wambli and the Aki'cita are still in camp, as are hundreds of Native Americans, wary of what the Trump administration might have in store for them.
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Once again, we're sending you the most important business and tech news, highlighting the essentials from the past week and what's in store for the next.
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Why it matters: Both Apple and the broader smartphone market have seen growth slow, adding importance to whatever Apple has in store for this year's model.
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"I would hope that I am destined to fall in love and life has love in store for me in some form or another," she says.
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Only time will tell exactly what Apple has in store for this year's event, but luckily we don't have to wait very long to find out.
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Once the fog clears, pleasant weather is in store for most of the eastern half of the country, with temperatures 15 to 30 degrees above average.
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With 2020 quickly approaching, Business Insider is polling experts to find out what big tech changes are in store for Wall Street in the coming decade.
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So no matter what else 2019 has in store for us, at least we'll all be able to get our fill of glamorous Australian lady detectives.
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But it can also be a harrowing read, knowing what fate had in store for its author, and contemplating the peculiar existence of a black slaveholder.
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Lucky for you, 2019 has a huge psychic awakening in store for you, so it would be wise to read up on intuitive development in preparation!
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Ice Cube sees big things in store for Lamar Odom ... telling TMZ sports he thinks L.O. will return to glory in the BIG3 league this season.
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Concerned city residents attended the event to voice their hesitancies about the luxury developments the city has in store for the haven in New York Harbor.
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Regardless of the company's motivations, we're excited at the possibility of buying, trying, and being mildly underwhelmed by whatever new product LaCroix has in store for us.
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The last year's Nexus smartphones were lauded for their cameras, we can't wait to see what kind of improvements Google has in store for this year's phones.
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And the duo's other half has plenty of new melodic tricks in store for any listeners with short-term memories about his plans to keep going in.
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INF Johan Camargo could be in store for some additional playing time at second base with Brandon Phillips going down with a strained right hamstring on Thursday.
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The Space Weather Prediction Center is still analyzing data to see exactly what we're in store for when it comes to the X-flares and possible impacts.
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But my experience makes me wonder about what might be in store for the US. Would we be ready if we had a major outbreak of Zika?
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We already know American Horror Story: Cult is connected to the 2016 election, but could the current season also hint at what's in store for next season?
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To find out what could be in store for the future of major oil and oil service stocks, Cramer spoke with Robert Moreno, a chartist, publisher ofRightViewTrading.
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Unfortunately, we've only just begun shooting, and we don't know much of what's in store for B & V, but I assure you, that duo isn't going anywhere.
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But when Woody (Hanks), Buzz (Allen), and their friends are accidentally taken to a local daycare, they wonder if their future has more in store for them.
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The TV series also released several character posters on their Instagram, which give a little bit more insight into what the show has in store for us.
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They also talked about the reaction they get from their kids' teachers, staying off of Twitter, and what's in store for season two of HBO's Vice Principals.
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Here are some memes to get you either extremely upset or super excited for the wild journey Simba, Nala, and friends have in store for everyone. pic.twitter.
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And we have a feeling, given Lindsay's penchant for surprises so far, the latest Bachelorette has a whole lot more firsts in store for us next season.
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Yesterday, a Twitter user named WalkingCat posted what they claim is a video preview of the changes that Microsoft has in store for its ancient drawing program.
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If this isn't a sign of the apocalypse, then I fear deeply for the other sick, twisted bullshit the asshole upstairs has in store for us.[Uproxx]
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However, many companies like HTC and Apple, haven't shown what's in store for 217 quite yet, so who knows how long the S216 will remain on top.
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We got the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Friday at LAX and asked if the Bill Cosby conviction might be a precursor to what's in store for Weinstein.
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Whatever the company had in store for the rest of the day, the start of the event was easily one of its most historic and well received.
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And whether or not she shops herself or is styled on Sunday night, we can't wait to see what she has in store for the SAG Awards.
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It seems likely that more of the same is in store for Sunday, and best actor nominee Leonardo DiCaprio has already positioned himself as an easy target.
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There are plenty of catalysts in store for the markets, namely profits and the upcoming central bank meetings, independent investment consultant David Darst, told CNBC on Thursday.
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But that shift, as important as it would be, may be just the beginning of the changes in store for the Federal Communications Commission under Trump's administration.
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With multiple Vogue covers and a number of campaigns under her belt, I can't help but feel we're in store for so much more from the icon.
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That's not so much what we're hearing now, although I do think scientists don't realize what Congress seems to have in store for non-defense discretionary spending.
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Knowing my dad as I do, there's a good chance he still wouldn't have left Beirut, even if he had known what was in store for him.
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Luxurious leather armchairs, separate beds dressed in Lalique linens, and gourmet meal service on Wedgwood china are just a few of the treats in store for passengers.
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And while these are huge accomplishments in both the gaming and online entertainment industries, no one could have guessed what 2018 would have in store for Ninja.
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A spectacular future will be in store for this young man if he explores the outer limits of personal hair growth, and I state this as FACT.
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It's about her moving to and setting up a chicken ranch outside of Seattle, Washington, and all of the surprises that are in store for her there.
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Either way, Samsung fans will need to wait a little longer than usual to see what goodies the Korean giant has in store for them in 2017.
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I want to help all blind and visually impaired children in the world dare to dream and see that life has so much in store for them.
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And here in the US, more heat is in store for the West, according to the National Weather Service: A new week starts with an old pattern.
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The cases of Dreamers who had and lost DACA reveal what could be in store for tens of thousands of others if Congress fails to act soon.
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Disappointment also lay in store for Paavo Vayrynen, a figure whom Finland's political establishment has repeatedly consigned to the history books, only to see his hopes resurrected.
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The voters who abandoned Steyer offer a potential hint of what might be in store for Super Tuesday, when 14 states and a territory get their say.
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ATHENS, March 17 (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday further restrictions are in store for the country as it battles the spread of coronavirus.
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I have lived as my convictions have prompted me; I could not do otherwise; therefore I await what is in store for me with a clear conscience.
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People who register to have their DNA tested and entered into a databank do so with some awareness that they might be in store for some surprises.
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After the many twists and turns that the Republican tax-overhaul legislation has taken thus far, it might be unclear to homeowners what's in store for them.
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Constellation cutting its losses from a once-splashy acquisition doesn't mean similar moves are in store for its $4 billion wager in cannabis, a company spokesperson says.
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The museum has a whole day of activities in store for Phillips that even includes a tour of the Rouge plant where that historic Mustang was built.
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But a new image from Evan Blass (as reported by Engadget) suggests that a nostalgia play isn't the only surprise that Motorola has in store for 2020.
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But should they keep up the momentum then there will be real concern at Mercedes — mainly as a harbinger for what might lie in store for 2020.
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How long has Frances Drummond been interested in Tommy Lee Royce's life, and what has she got in store for the people who have caused him trouble?
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The biggest question after a long day on the links was what was in store for Friday, when high wind and occasional showers were in the forecast.
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She told me in very graphic detail what was in store for me down there, and gave a quick run through about how to use a tampon.
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We're absolutely thrilled about Boomerang Commerce's success since they participated in the Startup Battlefield a few years ago, and can't wait they have in store for the future.
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A similar experience is in store for millions of consumers who will finally be able to live out the futuristic scenario of controlling their home with their voice.
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So the score still stands at: Canada: 2 USA: 2 Tonight may be the final game, but who knows what's in store for the rest of the finals?
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Now, with the seventh and final season kicking off Thursday, the star is opening up about what's next professionally and personally — and what's in store for Olivia Pope.
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Destiny 2 isn't in the best place right now, but fans are feeling hopeful after seeing what Bungie has in store for the game's Forsaken update in September.
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Therefore, it's not surprising that many in the tech community now find themselves wondering about what the incoming Trump administration will have in store for this important industry.
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The actress captioned the shot, "I mean I did have fun as a brunette…" anticipating all the supposed merriment in store for her in the very near future.
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To find out what could be in store for the future of major oil and oil service stocks, Cramer spoke with Robert Moreno, a chartist, publisher of RightViewTrading.
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Unfortunately, we've only just begun shooting, and we don't know much of what's in store for B and V, but I assure you, that duo isn't going anywhere.
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While the CES surprise leaked out a little early yesterday, the new Dell XPS 2-in-1 still has some surprises in store for fans of the original.
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We have a feeling her look might also be part of whatever the star has in store for fans at her N.Y.C. pop-up shop extravaganza on Monday.
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Completely unaware of the difficult news that was in store for her in just a few weeks, and the beautiful, tragic end that would come 18 months later.
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At Disrupt SF, we'll discuss how Warby grew its e-commerce presence, the company's approach to offline retail versus online and what's next in store for Warby Parker.
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Halpern's collections ooze glamour, so we can't wait to see what's in store for the 28-piece line, available at Topshop stores globally and online from early November.
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But just as Nicklaus came out of nowhere to win the 1986 Masters at the age of 46, Janzen felt the same could be in store for Woods.
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Patel is rising quickly (note the new facial hair) and no less than Ellen DeGeneres thinks big things, crush-wise, are in store for the actor in 2017.
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"My stance is every day in this line of work you show up and you never know what's in store for you," Franklin told the Akron Beacon Journal.
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If you've successfully navigated the hellscape that is modern app-driven dating (in this case, specifically the Hinge plane), the company has a reward in store for you.
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Weisberger shared on Instagram that the book is slated to be released in the summer of 2018, and we can't wait to see what's in store for Emily.
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Each horoscope below is a prediction based on a wealth of predictions for each sign; a distillation of what the stars have in store for you this month.
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Shares of Microsoft have slipped since the tech giant's earnings beat, but that's not stopping one trader from betting that another rally is in store for the stock.
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The Trump administration lifted the government-wide hiring freeze on Wednesday, but said "targeted" and "surgical" cuts to staffing across agencies is in store for the coming months.
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The director behind the upcoming film adaptation of Ready Player One is making some bleak predictions about what lies in store for us in the decades to come.
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LONDON — Game of Thrones filming has started up again, cast sightings in Belfast have peaked, and speculation about what's in store for Season 29 is quickly gathering momentum.
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Probably, the extreme conditions of the past few years represent nothing so much as a dry run for what climate change has in store for the American southwest.
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We will never know what was in store for the next chapter of her life, but whatever she did, she would have worked hard and strove for success.
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On Tuesday night, Jimmy Kimmel gave us a taste of what's in store for Sesame Street with a — you guessed it — Jim Henson-ized parody of True Detective.
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I'm always looking for the next cool experiences, and I can't wait to see what's in store for me next, but I promise you this: It'll be awesome.
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"We suspect a frenetic week could be in store for British pound markets as Brexit and Bank of England policy risks clash head-on," ING's Viraj Patel said.
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Bru, who also works with singers Fergie and Sofia Carson, talks all about her latest looks, what it's like working with Carey and what's in store for 2019.
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But instead, one is placed right about her ring finger making us, for a brief moment, thing maybe this photo means something bigger is in store for them.
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The rapidly-edited trailer is only 90 seconds, but it manages to pack in a whole lot of hilarious teasers about what's in store for Abbi and Ilana.
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And whether you've long been obsessed or are new to the concept, you're going to freak when you find out what they have in store for the holidays.
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"Rey continues to study the Jedi ways, but she grows concerned about what the future — and the Force — may hold in store for her," reads Rey's character description.
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Saints 25, Seahawks 20 NEW ORLEANS — Saints Coach Sean Payton had a surprise in store for a Seattle defense that thrives on harassing quarterbacks and physically intimidating receivers.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — Everyone needs a reason to get out of bed on a Monday morning, and that's precisely what Kristian House has in store for us today.
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Sony will soon show us exactly what it has in store for the PlayStation consoles, with a presentation on its half-generational step next month, according to reports.
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We are thrilled to call Pier 36 our home for Disrupt NY 2016, and we can't wait to show you what we have in store for the space.
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She's got two events fewer in store for her, but her longest run to prepare has been only 16 miles — 10.2 miles short of what she's undertaking today.
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In separate phone conversations earlier this week, Ms. Foster and Mr. Star spoke about this season's roller coaster ride, its buoyed ratings and what's in store for Liza.
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Some staff members cried when they learned of the move, the shelter worker said, fearing what was in store for the children who had been in their care.
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The next several months have much in store for Curry, a 31-year-old basketball savant who, after 10 seasons, is already thinking hard about life after basketball.
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I chatted with him to find out what kind of changes are in store for the American way of speaking, despite President Trump's best efforts to stop them.
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If a turnaround were in store for the Dow's oldest component, "we would have seen more evidence of it right now," said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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"We enable the same ease of use and convenience of returning in-store for retailers that don't have an existing store," said David Sobie, CEO and co-founder.
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While the details are still sparse, it sounds like there could be some obstacle courses and quizzes in store for lucky Padawans who make it on the show.
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Undoubtedly, the two leaders' expressions and demeanor will be under intense analysis and scrutiny, in hopes of understanding what the future has in store for America-Russian relations.
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The tremors may not be over The US Geological Survey (USGS) has modeled three forecasts of what may be in store for Puerto Rico over the next month.
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That said, "a softer market balance is in store for next year, which should ensure an OPEC/non-OPEC deal remains in place beyond March 2018," Barclays added.
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"I'm looking forward to seeing what the next guard of American men's wear has in store for us: David Hart, John Elliot, Stampd, Todd Snyder," Mr. Moore said.
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Apple – Apple was downgraded to "market perform" from "outperform" at BMO Capital, which is considered that a secular change for the worse is in store for the iPhone.
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With that in mind, we decided to get a sneak peek of what might be in store for Lady Bird on Oscar night by going directly to the source.
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Last November, for example, Disney CEO Bob Iger offered a brief overview of what the company had in store for ESPN+, amid news of a disappointing quarter for ESPN.
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Now that the To All The Boys I've Loved Before sequel is confirmed, it's time to start speculating what else is in store for our favorite couple of 2018.
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"Some of you may recall that at the beginning of this season I promised you that we had some surprises in store for you," Trebek said in the clip.
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If we don't save the world from fake news now there's no telling what is next in store for the media, for writers, and, most important, for the reader.
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Both deal closely with the uncertainty of what the larger universe has in store for humans when we settle away from our home planet, and how people cope spiritually.
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Here's what happens in the movie's two credits scenes, and how one of them offers a significant hint as to what might be in store for future Warner Bros.
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To kick off the new year, the eco-friendly footwear label is looking to the stars to see what's in store for 2019 — new year, new shoes, same sign.
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Image: SpaceX/FlickrIf you woke up today wishing to fling yourself into a black hole, you may be wondering what's in store for NASA under President-elect Donald Trump.
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Surely this week's Henry scenes were intended to do more than remind us that Paige has a brother — what might season five have in store for Philip's two sons?
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But there is nothing to indicate a culture overhaul is in store for the West Wing after the deeply unflattering portrait of Trump's White House emerged in Mueller's report.
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Perhaps the shot of the 'do was just a sneak peek of whatever the star has in store for fans at her N.Y.C. pop-up shop extravaganza on Monday?
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While we're not expecting another retro Nokia 3310 or a trio of new Android phones, there will still be some surprises in store for fans of the Nokia brand.
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Even when you're out to all of your coworkers, because you spend so much time with them, you don't know what the larger bureaucracy has in store for you.
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Though Christina knew her husband would be driving up to visit from their home in Winder, Georgia, she didn't quite know everything he had in store for his arrival.
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Wallace will undoubtedly press Clinton on WikiLeaks, but he is a mischievous little gremlin, which means that he'll also probably have a set of traps in store for Trump.
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Deadpool 2 arrives in theaters on May 18, and you can check out the longest look we've had yet at what's in store for the highly anticipated sequel above.
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Farmers from Missouri to South Dakota have seen their corn and soybean fields flooded as winter snow melts, a sign of what may be in store for North Dakota.
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Prices of soymeal and rapeseed meal used in animal feed jumped on the sorghum deposit news as traders worried China had penalties in store for other U.S. agricultural products.
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Unlike last year, where the focus was squarely on the upcoming release of Windows 10, it's not quite clear what Microsoft will have in store for us this year.
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The day after the election, Walt and Nilay sat down to discuss what the tech industry might have in store for the next four years under the new president.
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That's a lot of time spent on a dead woman walking, and I can't help but think that D&D have something larger in store for her next season.
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Brochado and Hulme will offer perspectives from their experience both on the ground in Europe and from 50,000 feet to talk about what 2020 has in store for startups.
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There's no telling what Apple has in store for the iPads mentioned in the filing, but it's possible that the document could be referring to new iPad Pro models.
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Three premieres are in store for the coming season of Paul Taylor American Modern Dance, at Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater March 8 through March 26 next year.
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The service, aptly dubbed Beyond+, offers enrolled members free standard shipping and 20% off of every purchase made online or in-store for a fee of $29 a year.
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Each horoscope below is therefore a prediction based on a wealth of predictions for each sign; a distillation of what the stars have in store for you this month.
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On the heels of a lackluster quarter for the wearables developer, Fitbit unveiled what's in store for next quarter: It's plunging head-on into new health initiatives, MobiHealthNews reports.
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I knew as soon as I walked away what was likely in store for that kid – I knew the odds were against him, just like they were against me.
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While she hasn't revealed exactly what's in store for her next, Kern Lima's been busy doing something else she loves, passing her business knowledge on to other female entrepreneurs.
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We're still waiting to find out what Motorola has in store for the non-Plus Moto G8, but for now this is another great budget option from the brand.
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JOHN We're just back from Radio City Music Hall and a preview of what's in store for the NBC and a litany of cable networks, including Bravo and E!
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In the meantime, it represents a klaxon alarm about what may be in store for the public lands, the courts and the rule of law under the current president.
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Expedia Group CEO Mark Okerstrom visited Cramer on Thursday and gave the host his thoughts about the strength of the consumer and what's in store for the travel industry.
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Pose has already broken records for having the highest number of trans actors in series regular roles, and Murphy apparently has even more big moments in store for the show.
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Oxygen OS feels fast, its transitions are silky without a hint of jitter, and it even improves on some things Google has in store for the next version of Android.
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When you combine this leak with Nokia's re-acquisition of the PureView trademark, it seems like Nokia may have some pretty major camera enhancements in store for its upcoming phone.
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Pair one with a brassiere made of your enemies' scalps and you're beginning to get a sense for the wide-open fashion spaces this vacation holds in store for you.
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Of course, it's too soon to know exactly what Google has in store for this year's event, though you can be sure there will be at least a few surprises.
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SAN FRANCISCO — HBO's Silicon Valley is finally back, with Season 3 set to air Sunday night, and it looks like there are some big changes in store for Pied Piper.
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But that's not all DeGeneres had in store for Kimmel — she actually had one of the rooms in the Heart Institute at the Children's Hospital named in honor of Billy.
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CES kicks off in a few weeks, and HoloActive Touch is apparently just one example of the "trailblazing concepts and revolutionary technology" that BMW has in store for the show.
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But a harsh reality is in store for her when she finds her dad already out of prison, working at a local restaurant and uninterested in resuming his parenting duties.
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Plans are currently vague for what's in store for the rest of the core exhibitions on opening day, though curators say it will focus on science fiction and fantasy films.
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Volatility is likely in store for the Canadian currency, with Trump running a protectionist agenda and targeting a weaker greenback, while pledging hefty fiscal stimulus that could strengthen the dollar.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop Summit is heading to New York City next year, and the Oscar winner has quite a few treats in store for those lucky enough to attend it.
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The new integrations are being announced today, as a look as what's in store for Google and Slack customers, but will be rolled out over the first half of 2017.
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Ambac Assurance Corp voted to accept San Bernardino, California's bankruptcy exit plan despite the big cut in store for payments on pension obligation debt, the bond insurer said on Thursday.
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No matter what the universe has in store for Thompson's character, I'm hopeful she'll be as much of a joy to watch as she is for the actress to portray.
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We've not seen any big new features for this update yet, so this press event would be a good time to detail what's in store for Windows 10 in 2019.
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At the time, then-press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters that the administration was "looking into the matter" but did not speculate on what was in store for Acosta.
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Twitter unveiled its plans to launch the "Hide Replies" feature alongside a host of other changes it has in store for its platform, some of which it had previously announced.
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I love his sense of adventure, and I look forward to all the experiences that are in store for us as a couple and, hopefully, one day as a family.
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Premieres by Dianne McIntyre and Elena Kunikova, two stylistically different but longtime fixtures of New York dance, are in store for Dance Theater of Harlem's coming engagement at City Center.
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And if Zoey's light shone bright enough for her to get her own spinoff show, I can't wait to see what the black-ish writers have in store for Diane.
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We can't wait to see what she has in store for us this year for the 10th anniversary of the Crunchies Awards, and we hope to see you all there.
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The video includes recent footage of police shootings and violence against African Americans in Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore -- and claims that this is what is in store for American Muslims.
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But it is too soon to know what kind of flu season we are in store for, said Dr. Joseph Bresee, chief of epidemiology in the flu division at CDC.
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Now that we know the exact day to start counting down until — just 188 days left, y'all — it's time to start figuring out what's in store for our favorite characters.
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A chatty full moon in Gemini and visionary new moon in Sag also arrive this month, as does Mercury retrograde—read your horoscope to see what's in store for you!
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The digital feature will focus on all the biggest astrological moments of the month as a whole, rather than looking at what it holds in store for each individual sign.
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From an awkward wedding ceremony to a fast-tracked honeymoon and moving in together, there's sure to be tons of drama — and hopefully true love — in store for the couples.
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Whatever Facebook has in store for mobile VR, it's also likely to be developing for the Rift — where full-fledged virtual worlds may make more sense than 360-degree video.
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A new year of exciting new consumer tech is on the horizon, and CES 2019 will be the first stop to see what's in store for our increasingly connected lives.
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Mark was out in Vegas gearing up for the big man rumble on Saturday when we ran into him and had to ask what he's got in store for Lesnar.
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The CEO didn't talk about what's in store for Hulu with the change in ownership, where Disney is becoming the majority shareholder by way of the 21st Century Fox acquisition.
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Once we've cleared our plates, he delves into his journey so far, why he worried he'd end up in jail by this time and what's in store for the future.
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But once they got to the "exhibit," they were taken in through a side door away from the red carpet and any clues of what was in store for them.
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While OKCupid expects to see a continued rise in open-mindedness and all things Netflix, no one knows for sure what 2016 holds in store for OKCupid's intrepid online daters.
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Speaking of, we have an incredible lineup in store for you today, including chats with Facebook's David Marcus, Megan Smith and Amac of the U.S. Government, and HBO's Mike Judge.
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There are some tests in store for the Jayhawks next month, as they'll face both the No. 21 Colorado Buffaloes and No. 10 Villanova Wildcats in a two-week span.
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This is what would be in store for most of the hundreds of refugees that have been crossing into Canada, if they decided to declare themselves at a regular border.
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The industry has a poor track record on customer service, and could be in store for an earful from consumer-minded lawmakers on the Senate Homeland Security subcommittee on investigations.
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If those revisions aren't enough to secure passage and win public appreciation, it may be House Republicans and their leader who are in store for big changes of their own.
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We got the bronze bomber leaving Super Bowl 50 and asked him what he has in store for Fury if Tyson can get past Wladimir Klitschko in their upcoming rematch.
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Finn (voiced by Jeremy Shada) tries to come up with a plan to prevent the Great Gum War, and two adventurers discover what's in store for the Land of Ooo.
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Along with fellow astrologers Colin Bedell of Queer Cosmos, Mecca Woods of My Life Created, and Nadiya Shah, Miller discussed what the planets have in store for the year ahead.
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CHOPARD Exceptional Stones There was a surprise in store for those who came to Paris's Place Vendôme, the world epicenter of haute joaillerie, for the latest Chopard collection, Exceptional Stones.
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The aftermaths of these victories show what's in store for the civilians and rebel fighters in Aleppo: Surrender might save them from bombs, siege and starvation, but other calamities await.
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The technician who called oil's rally through the beginning of fall says that a bigger rally is in store for the commodity, and that investors should buy the recent dip.
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However, assuming he remains in office I shudder to think what Trump has in store for us in Season 2 of this program, which makes our blood pressure spike daily.
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Analysts do not even know precisely how the new technology will affect the industry—but with response rates already falling sharply, whatever is in store for pollsters cannot be good.
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She was a housewife with little education and a rapidly retreating beauty, for whom life was a process of discovering that no greatness had been held in store for her.
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We spoke with the producer about the origins behind his new release, why he's drawn to cassette tapes as physical objects, and what he's got in store for the future.
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If what we've seen in the first couple of days of CES is any indicator of what is in store for 2018, we can expect to be talking a lot.
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We are so grateful for what the Lord has done in our lives over the past year, and are looking forward to what He has in store for our future together!
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I took Monday off to hang out with a friend who was visiting for the weekend, and he loves hiking, so I knew that was in store for me that day.
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The announcement quickly sent fans aflutter, with many venturing guesses as to what she had in store for them, be it new music, a new tour, or perhaps something else entirely.
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This is the latest news to come from Marvel on what's in store for the studio after it ended a decade of story building with the epic Avengers: Endgame in April.
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However, with the stock up more than 56 percent since the election, Cramer spoke with Ionis' CEO Dr. Stanley Crooke to find out what could be in store for the future.
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We'll also have to wait to see what Musk has in store for X.com, a fitting web home that dovetails nicely with both Musk's SpaceX and his Tesla Model X branding.
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Whatever lies in store for the royals, this little prince has enough sturdy earth placements and astrological similarities in his chart to make him a comforting, loving presence in his family.
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The public is in store for a drawn out process that takes the hypocrisy over this one word and multiplies it a thousandfold in a trial over self-dealing in office.
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The cast of the Beverly Hills, 90210 reboot may be returning to the same zip code, but there's a lot more in store for fans of the iconic '90s soap drama.
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His search will come to partial fruition, Berlin will keep its "Isherwood promises," but the city holds more in store for him, and for Cello, than his literary dreams could comprehend.
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So, This Is Us shows us a number of time jumps to reveal exactly what's in store for the Pearsons, whether we're talking about 365 days in the future, or decades.
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Having recently reviewed Yakuza Kiwami I'd say that the new material is easily the strongest reason to play, so I'm deeply curious about what could be in store for Kiwami 2.
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And it's going to take a lot of smart people to work around what is in store for us in the shaping of the next Supreme Court, the Congress, the Senate.
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Returning for episode 3 of her series Next Level, Lauren Goode stops by to give us behind-the-scenes info on the latest episode and what's in store for episode 4.
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The fact that the map room in the Red Keep specifically needed to be in an open courtyard can only mean we're in store for another metaphor for the seven kingdoms.
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Here's a quick sample of what we have in store for you: These great Main Stage talks often lead to even more questions, and that's why we created Q&A Sessions.
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"I'm a member of the Academy so I think I'll definitely make it into the theater, but I don't know what he's going have in store for me," he told E!
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Here's everything you need to know about what Amazon Go has in store for you: The Amazon Go store's entrance features a row of electronic gates, similar to a subway station.
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Four specific contradictions warrant exploring to predict what is in store for American foreign policy in the Middle East, as well as for the treatment of Muslims in the United States.
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Reeser's roommate lured him there under the guise of picking up party supplies, but the groom-to-be had no idea just what kind of party was in store for him.
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Ever since this news broke, we've been excitedly waiting to see what the children's nutrition advocate would have in store for the young cooks, and we finally got out first peek.
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Now, after Google users save their payment information to their Google account, they'll be able to apply it to purchases online and in store for retail outlets that accept NFC payments.
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Menear added, some of the initiatives include shortening the typical two-day delivery window to next-day and same-day, and adding self-serve lockers in store for online order pickup.
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Defense issues haven't been a huge presence on the campaign trail, but depending on how the results shake out, there could be changes in store for how Congress tackles major issues.
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First, a mother who, by her example, made reading a delight and counseled me constantly to "be independent," able to fend for myself, whatever fortune might have in store for me.
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So, we spoke with Alexis Hyde and Amanda Vandenberg, the director and assistant director of the museum's first L.A. exhibition, about what's in store for visitors — and why breakup stories matter.
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All power to autonomous relief efforts, anti-fascists, the anarchists and the brave souls who understand what power has in store for us and what we must do to stop them.
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At first, it seemed the country could still be in store for a March calendar chock-full of games — played in empty arenas and stadiums but still played and still televised.
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The UN asked the IPCC to figure out what it would take to hit the 1.5°C target, and what's in store for the world if we did pull it off.
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So, along with what felt like the entire city, I made the trek downtown to get a first glimpse of what Kanye has in store for the rest of the world.
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With two more weeks till Kyle's big day, her family has plenty more celebrations in store for her — including a special tea party that is planned for Sunday, according to CNN.
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Luckily, Nacho Vigalondo, the writer and director of "Colossal," has a different kind of horror in store for us, and for his train-wreck heroine, an unemployed "internet writer" named Gloria.
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Business Insider spoke to American skating greats Adam Rippon and Tara Lipinski to explain just how difficult Liu&aposs performance was, and what the future has in store for the phenom.
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In early September, she tweeted a threat intended for Elyse saying "just wait what we have in store for you and your family" — except she tweeted it at the wrong Lauren.
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Last year these included Acer, Asus, Dell, and Lenovo, and we wouldn't be surprised if some of them had at least a spec-bump in store for their devices this year.
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Now, with a world tour on the horizon and possibly more music videos to come, we're excited to see what other nail-art looks might be in store for the artist.
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Unless we deal finally with the false notion that "central economic planning" can replace actual capitalism as the driver of American growth, we may be in store for far, far worse.
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We&aposve also been polling Wall Street execs on what&aposs in store for the next decade, resulting in a must-read list of 26 predictions for the future of finance.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, storms tend to move from west to east, so any prediction of what lay in store for Europe relied on knowing what was happening in the Atlantic.
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We may learn more about what North Korea has in store for the world in 220 as early as January 22016, when Kim Jong Un will deliver his New Year's address.
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When he asked whether I'd heard about all the new taxes that President Barack Obama had in store for us and I said that I hadn't, he expressed shock at my ignorance.
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"Management is quite confident that a multi-pricepoint and a different mix of product is definitely in store for the future for those brands in the UK," Chief Executive Markus Jooste said.
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The show's star recently opened up to PEOPLE about what's in store for your favorite characters of Hawkins, Indiana after that dramatic finale, including whether or not fans can expect Hopper's return.
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And with Samsung also on deck to show off a bendable phone before the end of the year, there could be some big changes in store for mobile gadget conference MWC 2019.
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The U.S. stock market got off to a strong start in 2019, and history shows Wall Street may be in store for more gains, according to data compiled by Ned Davis Research.
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While such post-mortem investigations are important for advancing our knowledge of the consequences of climate change, studies showing what's in store for our near-term future are perhaps even more informative.
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Groth remained tight-lipped about what's in store for next year, emphasizing that the film side is settled first, but that they do have a list of names they wish to book.
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White House staffers on Wednesday, November 9, 2016 (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)Every decent American who knows what's in store for our country under President Trump definitely knows that feeling this week.
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In terms of the violence, and what we show — this sounds weird, because I know there's always going to be a visceral reaction to what this film has in store for people.
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Though it's sad that the Khristmas Kheer and the Kardashian Kard puzzle have come to an end, we can't wait to see what the family has in store for NYE and 2018.
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The cat/dog paradigm has reigned for far too long; whole new realms of cuteness and companionship might be in store for us, once we start reviving woolly mammoths and Great auks.
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The show's star recently opened up to PEOPLE about what's in store for your favorite characters of Hawkins, Indiana, after that dramatic finale, including whether or not fans can expect Hopper's return.
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That changed tonight at The Game Awards, where the developer released a new trailer that provides an in-depth look at what's in store for Clementine and the rest of the cast.
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But I get it, this is just TV. However, now that we've had a peek at what's in store for the new chapter of Black-ish, I still have a few questions.
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With the stock down more than 16 percent for the year, Cramer spoke with Wayfair's co-founder and CEO, Niraj Shah, to find out what could be in store for the company.
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Laine/Matthews was enjoyable for about 15 minutes before I became the old, wise philosopher that emerges from his cave to warn the naïve young people about what's in store for them.
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